Health care and disease prevention through genetic counseling: a regional approach

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The Colorado Wyoming Regional Genetic Counseling Program has demonstrated the feasibility and utility of providing genetic counseling services over a very large area of the Rocky Mountain Region. A basis for preventing genetic and congenital disorders has been established and the patient care provided has been as comprehensive, sophisticated and effective as for any genetic counseling clinic operating in a medical center, with the added advantage of being accessible to a much larger and less financially able patient population. Utilization data and consumer assessment of the values of this service confirm these impressions.

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Riccardi, V. M. (1976). Health care and disease prevention through genetic counseling: a regional approach. American Journal of Public Health, 66(3), 269–272. https://doi.org/10.2105/ajph.66.3.268

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